[Webinar Recording] Discerning Deacons Serves the Synod: How Can US and Latin American Catholics walk together on this synodal journey as one Church?

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The Recording is available! February 9, 2022 Webinar – English

As we seek to go on the synodal path here in the US, Mauricio López, director of the Pastoral Center for Social Action and CELAM Networks, will share his insights and reflections from the first Ecclesial Assembly of Latin America and the Caribbean — an unprecedented assembly of clergy, religious, and laity. And how Catholics on both continents can walk this synodal journey together.

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Ya está disponible la grabación del evento Webinar del 9 de febrero de 2022 – Español

Mientras buscamos el camino sinodal aquí en los Estados Unidos, Mauricio López, director del Centro Pastoral para la Acción Social y de las Redes del CELAM, compartirá sus ideas y reflexiones de la primera Asamblea Eclesial de América Latina y el Caribe, una asamblea sin precedentes de clérigos, religiosos y laicos. Y cómo los católicos de ambos continentes pueden recorrer juntos este camino sinodal.

 

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